Delgado Architecture Student Organization

https://nola.verylocal.com/new-orleans-history-and-heights-a-look-over-the-decades-from-the-sky/169710/?fbclid=IwAR3Pk2PUYwHt4bvOSBG92ncVO32eaCYGhL1P6BfcLZETg75ANdabdTB5_VI

New Orleans History and Heights: A look over the decades from the sky While New Orleans has put a lot of focus on historical preservation, change inevitably happens. Here's a look at New Orleans from as early as the early 1900s to 2020.

https://www.gensler.com/blog/developing-worlds-tallest-net-zero-timber-building-sidewalk

Developing the World's Tallest Net Zero Timber Building with Sidewalk Labs | Dialogue Blog | Research & Insight | Gensler Working with Sidewalk Labs and a network of engineers, environmental specialists, and other partners, we have collectively spent the past year exploring timber’s potential impact on building design, manufacturing, and sustainability.

jean nouvel plans a vibrant new district for a new generation of parisians imagined by jean nouvel, jeuneville is a unique and avant-garde project that radically and sustainably reinvents the way of living and working in greater paris. combining diversity of uses and modularity of spaces, jeuneville is a vertical neighborhood with a low carbon footprint. with a focus on di...

Langen Foundation, Tadao Ando,Insel Hombroich, Germany, 2004.

John Lautner’s modernist Garcia House gets landmark makeover Take a tour of the uplifting restoration at John Lautner’s 1962 modernist architecture gem, the Garcia House in Los Angeles

Demolition of Paul Rudolph’s Delray Beach home takes city officials by surprise The demolition of the 1955 Sewell C. Biggs House in Delray Beach, designed by Paul Rudolph, came as a shock to preservationists and the city itself.

Frank Gehry’s transformation of the Philadelphia Museum of Art will open May 7 The Philadelphia Museum of Art has announced that the Core Project, an exhaustive modernization and reimagining of the institution, will open in May